The UK doesn’t need to invest in wind farms
For Keir Starmer’s state-owned company Great British Energy to be successful it may need to make unpopular decisions.
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Pat Cullen’s Sinn Féin gambit
Is the former head of a powerful nursing union swapping clout for obscurity?
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The Tories are waging war on students
Who on the Tory front bench would want their children to eschew university in favour of apprenticeships?
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Why the Tories should fear Reform
Even without Nigel Farage at the helm, Reform could spell electoral ruin for the Conservative Party.
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The biggest risk facing Labour
Rather than people flooding to the Tories, the danger is a quiet scepticism which means them not voting at all.
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What will Labour’s campaign look like?
Despite the shock election announcement coming from the government, the opposition seems better prepared.
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Why David Cameron is challenging Rishi Sunak on foreign students
The Foreign Secretary is warning the PM that a crackdown on student visas will bring few political or policy benefits.
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Labour is moving away from the government line on Gaza
David Lammy’s insistence that “all sides must be accountable for their actions” shows an increasing confidence on the international stage.
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